HPE J9535A 20-port Gig-T PoE+ / 4-port SFP v2 zl switch module
- HP E5400/E8200 seri…
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A FlexFabric 533FLR-T network adapter module for HP servers
The HP 701534-001 Flexfabric 533Flrt switch module is a new network adapter built for wired networking environments. It carries part number 701534-001 and weighs 5.1 with height 1 width 1 length 1. This module fits servers that accept Flexfabric switch modules for network connectivity.
This module suits administrators adding a Flexfabric 533Flrt adapter to a supported server bay. It is not for systems lacking the correct Flexfabric slot or for buyers who need a different form factor or port configuration not provided by this specific module.
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The server management interface will show the adapter detected on the FlexFabric slot with link lights active on the 533Flrt ports.
The module weighing 5.1 units ships alone; compatible transceivers and network cables for the 533Flrt interfaces are not included.
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